does it have kpop drawings attached like on op pic

Nope, coffee country

Am drinkin tea right now? Simple black yorkshire, with lemon and sugar.

What's your favourite, OP?

I drink herbal infusion "teas" much more often

No

I usually drink earl grey bergamot tea

I always heard the spiffing brit (eceleb) praise yorkshire tea so I'm curious about it

Nope

Sometimes

Rarely

I know that one. It's quite pleasant. I had a box Lipton of that and drunk it occasionally in addition to my daily tea routine.

I think yorkshire tea is kinda average on the England, it's always in the top two most consumed tea there as far as I know, so it's not a "speciality" (I'm sure they have that kind too, what I drink isn't one). We don't have it in shops here, I order it online or get it from acquaintances who moved to England, in large boxes (the bongs have them even in 1040 bags per box "size"). I prefer it over local teas since it's heftier per bag, has more leaves in them, and I can make more tea (cheaper) which is still tastier than average Lipton black here.

Have to add that I don't buy it in boxes that big. Each box has a cellophane cover and after removal the tea will lose aroma due to the paperbox breathing. I put some bags in a tin, to protect them tho.

le zoomer grandma tea

I'm thinking I should be getting a french coffee press but for tea. Right now I'm using drip bags and it tastes weird and kinda "uneven"

Wtf.

I just boil water in electric cattle, chuck a teabag into a teapot then fill it up with hot water.

How come you don't use samovar?

i'm gonna be honest I've never even seen a samovar irl I don't think

Yes very often. All sorts of teas

Yes,cold or iced tea,The South: Known for "sweet tea," brewed hot with a generous amount of sugar and poured over ice.The Northeast & Urban Centers: Hot tea remains a staple, and larger cities boast thriving loose-leaf tea houses and bubble tea shops.

The nation that drinks the most tea is Turkey,drinks the most tea in the world per person, with the average Turkish citizen consuming roughly 3.16 kg (about 6.96 lbs or 1,500 cups) every year.On a global volume basis, China is the largest consumer overall due to its massive population, drinking over 1.6 billion pounds annually.Globally, the leading nations for per-capita tea consumption include:Turkey: ~ 3.16 kg per person annually:Ireland: ~ 2.36 kg per person annually:Azerbaijan: ~ 2.10 kg per person annually:United Kingdom: ~ 1.82 kg per person annually.

That's very non-stereotypical from you.

My granpa had samovar. Not sure which relative of mine has it now.

 

Do you?

Yes,quite refreshing.

Yes,why do you ask?

Ginger and mint ain't real tea

Technically you are correct. But meh

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No.

Yes,the very best and posh kind

Watered down mostly

Rookie hacker spotted

I just pour water directly onto the stove.

If beer counts as tea

Recently I learned that Lemon Balm is an NMDA receptor antagonist

Therefore I decided to buy ans infusion with lemon balm

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Grows in the garden. Sometimes I drink it. Not bad.

What if they don't have discord?

Coffee smells great but tastes disgusting. People just drink it for the caffeine hit, thats obvious.

Bitter tasting things grow on you over time amd with consumenings

Yes

Oui

Linden tea and tea with St. John's wort

green tea today

Linden is a good pick. But. I drink stuff like mint, lemon balm, nettle, chamomile, not regularly but often enough. Are they really deserved to be called tea?

I don't see a reason as to why they wouldn't, chamomile is also another one of my favourites, I've been drinking it since I was little. From the looks of it I'm not as tea-savvy as you are, I drink it irregularly, whenever I have the occasion, mostly when I catch a cold or when I have insomnia. But maybe I'm going to do it more often now that I've had this discussion, it's been sitting under my nose this entire time, I guess

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Yup...